Common use of MONITORING OF ELECTRONIC COMMUNICATION Clause in Contracts

MONITORING OF ELECTRONIC COMMUNICATION. 1. The parties recognize that a substantial portion of any information (including e-mail and other communications and records of account usage) that is stored on a computer legally constitutes public records and is accessible as such to any person at any time. The Board and the Universities therefore agree to treat such information as confidential only if and to the extent that it does not constitute a public record, provided always that the Board and the Universities need not treat any information as confidential if the person whose confidential information it is (including any person to whom a communication has been transmitted) discloses it or otherwise disclaims its confidential nature. The Board and the Universities shall not, in an arbitrary manner, selectively record or monitor the information transmitted or stored by unit members. Nothing in this undertaking shall:

Appears in 7 contracts

Samples: mscaunion.org, Agreement, Agreement

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